The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-07-22
FOREIGN.
More Deaths from Cholera Reported
In catanla.
Much Military Activity Reported at
Metz.
A Report that Stanley, the Explorer,
Is Dead, Without Foundation.

Leipsle stating that the release Of Sarauw
the Sanish capt ain, who was serving term
OF imprisonment for high treason. was re-
ward for information furnished by him In
regard TO the French spy system. Sarauw Is
salu 70 nave given 10 the German govern
ment facts which led TO the Schnaebeles in
Liepsic
ROME, July H.-Twenty-6ye deaths from
ehOlera nave occurred In Catania during the
last twenty-feur hours. The people are pan
lc stricken. Robbers are pilfering houses
whose owners have fled TO escape the scourge.
BERNIE, July 21.-An Englishman who at
tempted TO ascend DiavolOzza mountain
WIthont guide. fell over precipIce and
GsAseow, July H.-Yaeht Thistle will
sail for New York on Monday next She
takes crew OF 40 men. The owner and
captain are sanguine cfiat she will win the
Americas cup
CAIRO, July 21.-Reports have been re-
eelved that a tribe friendly to Egypt attacked
the Madhists under Osman Digna, near Kas-
sala recently, and that heavy fighting ensued
during which 1900 men were killed.
BERLIN, July 2.-Much military activity
Is reported at Metz. The enlarging Of forts
and evolution OF troops are proceeding com
stantly. Work Is conducted at night BY the
aid OF the electric light The balloon depart
ment mel Is experimenting with a view Of trying
the destructive affect Of dynamite hurled
down upon the forts from a balloon.
ST. PETERsBURe, July 21.-Three humid
red and fifty houses were destroyed by FIRE at
SyenZlany In the government of Wilma, Rus
sia. -Four thousand persons are homeless.
LONDON, July 2.-Morgan, the New York
Bicyclist. has broken the worlds record for
a quart or Of mile, having made the dis
tance In 33s seconds, at the rate Of mile In
minutes and l3A seconds.
=, King Leopold, OF Belgium, sovereign Of
the Congo free state, telegraphs from Brus-
sells to the London agency Of the Associated
Press that Mr.. Stanley with his expedition
lett the Aruwimi for WOdelai on July 50,
and that no III fate has befallen him 50 far
as His Majesty knows.
AN afternoon dispatch from London said
report had been received that Stanley had
been shot dead by natives with whom his
expedition was fighting in order to obtain
supplies. Another account says that the
steamer on which Stanley was proceeding 10
the relief Of Emin Bey was sunk, and that
the explorer was drowned. The report Of
Stanley's death emanated from a missionary
at Matadi, who received 1t from a native
from up country. No direct message has
been received from the expedition.l
PARIS, July 21.-The Chamber of Depu-
50.
Baron Queillere yesterday was released
from lunatic asylum, and left Paris for
LIVERPOOL, where he will embark for Amer
lca
M. De Lesseps presided at to-day's meet
ing OF the shareholders OF the Panama Canal
Dom Pedro, Emperor Of Brazil, was present.
The annual report Of the company showed a
decrease iu the former confidence that the
canal could be opened in 1889, but expressed
a hope that connection between the Attain
tic and Pacific would thenl exist across the
lsthmus Of Panama, and that the works
would be completed soon afterwards.
party Of the right after the ISchnaebele Incl
dent proposed to General Boulanger that he
ed IF ever take part In a coup a etat 1t
viii be against the Monarchlsts and to main
tain the republic.
LONDON. July 21.-Dr. Tanner Home
RnisSSs member from Middle Cork. spneared
hefcrs t6,>xCcmmons this afternoon III one
1;a, 1s;aoae sne oss--,.r-to exniain the ebepe.
made ~ y NJ supllnohs , l@s.ryatlve-J memhe
fro,,, D,,.ss Vs71 that IN
doctor psd =, uas,oh ~ VI .sreaanc,
of Several rarobersy c.sD ioSy aiiaa ahL an % uno
Manned suoh and ,,saa sa,a1u . M. Lo1
langnsee NJ 1snrl anu usJd ia osneI lmpfopeF
tro1ble the Hopss hsd hsas me- nc tIesreIted the me
ot.os .aoti9 si,g MUSE nau oeen put 70 about the
whsn vvhsseI hs ann mr, nongs manner and language
lohhv wara Y rart ~ .ha niii Saanner IN Ihe
new him ono t,',io, ~ 70 an,
said In referenee ~ bis sYyci,snT & nun anu .h
diFision 1a matte a..r .shich ~ ilohi .nS
very sensitive ssThet ~ ,sa sha0n hs was SUN
eot'1 Here Dr Tarnar salS w sen you
for renlvinS to Iona, as ia no was soIIy
the indecorous exn7ession one srnss as,6
denied Dr Tannerss stataraa,,t alose anu
did not make use Of the aIIsged woIdI sT1ns ne
a sell. George Hawkes. Worth Rord Sc"Dser "oons
vativeJ member of East Dorsetshirs Nonsst srd sar
Rrentford divisio, - ss,dSi. oes9".le anu Io1
ent and thew eouId Vl eonTm m1eseS' Ss were pres
Both gentlemen eontirres o'r,ss Ssa.einenss' asis
ment. Aons sea's-
Patrick V. Hea. Home Rnler marohar for
West Deyugal- said he aiso wac nreseot ga IA
that he heard Mr.. Long saw. aThat was a
a nife sell YOU got.0 Mr., " Hea addad that
Comrades. Sir .InIian GoI3smith -Vnf T AN am
Unionist, member for "is south 81 Paneras PlUsrsp
urged the House TO let the matter dron
W. III. Smith, Government leader sald ha
regretted that he was unable 10 accept Sir
Julian Goldsmith's advice. Mr.. Tanner had
tend the House LAST MONDAY law g wben ~ 20 ,as a.
ter was first brought up. Parliament must
mark his sense Of his miscondnct in so,ne
manner. III a months snsnension ,sas svss.o ,no
long term of snsnension M Hso,id ~ ~ ~ ~
ened ~ WYNN 'o '""iS
Mr. Gladstone eontended that Dr roOner,.
apology should suifice. Mr.. smith had In.
tiodueed an IlI-advised elemant into ~. AZ IL
cnssion by suggesting that Dr. Tenner S J,S- s,o
puted a fslsehood M Mr TonS nid not ~. Nh
Long In like manner imnnte faiSehood - -.
DIR. Tanner. Was an impntation nnon an
Irish member one thing and an impnfstior
upon an English member another 1An.
plauseA N1F
The Sneaker intsrvsrad and told A.
House that Dr. Tannerss anoiogv shouId W. ny,
held 10 cover the ofFense ~ wRicb he ,,,o y :
accused. O VS.
Mr.. Smith thereupon Withdraw bis roo.ior
and the Incident endad '' 'ioS"n'
On a motion In commit the land hin T., al.
Commons tonight MI n uoiden NJ ihssnt ~ ss'g
efter .bort 3is.,,ssi., ~ - atiyhIens LlDeral,
sInn o snott ts discussion, wlthdraw ms mo-
Jrca fariis, eha., P.oftsi1n " iAue 20 re-
ernment p2omsinS AN M enanir ,snus, nus, she goy-
'eyMs NJ m;n.,vor,h .ho ,.u,A M.
pradford n Isit'.I ~, > s.ao @ nte'lySl lIou Wess
tha dabat,o nlote9 an auJouInlnent OF
~ nars atppeaieu ea ~ tne government
,ori,s, ~. - sii9 uelalise s.ateuleht Ie-
Bin. PA'PO'eN ''ou'"e"''Ons Vi ene
,ro St th imam imam vernon harco9rt, In support
ar5mant'S s,,r.a,de. 1..u .no eA.ens OF tue soE-
ministry we're Soing to sppatons. e,,,, .he the
scheme Of which thev disannrovad h, a,tas ~
10 hn1r fro, ths plOveJ, IN otusI
disseiution az Paylsment ,''nuu5sy WIZ L1r INC INC
Uousa stand thts ss-t - t-es 80 S.i k w, sil0
Wr Raifonr 1hiat Sas's.. sasasleus. ~ hq aSAeu'
recalled ma fsct that NJ GiSdsta ~ aieianu' ...h
he intTednced bis Tore p,,s as,l,, wnSn sl
bonnd os'to The datoIIs i'use, ieluseu 70 ~
said Mr.. BalfOur. were not honnd ~ maSs I, :
complete Statement. because accnrate renoyts
(which by the way were brearheS ~ nrIvi-
iege) had appeared Of a private meeting held
~ tho cariafOn Nluk ~